The season of mercy, by Funmi Komolafe
Beloved, as we progress into the ember months, may God show us mercy in Jesus name. For a Christian, the ember months are not to be feared. Rather, it should be seen as the months of mercy. Why? It is because it is time for all prayers to be answered. Indeed a season of testimony. […]
Police suicides
According to an old article I recently chanced upon in The Will, an online publication, our Police Force has “declared its worry over the rising cases of suicide among its officers across the country.”
A rare success
By Donu Kogbara ROTIMI Amaechi, the Minister of Transport, should be heartily congratulated for establishing an efficient railway service between the Federal capital and Kaduna. When it was announced that Nnamdi Azikiwe Airport would be shut down for six weeks, starting March 8, while its ragged runways were being totally reconstructed, I was one […]
Why the tears for Ndume?
I’m sorry for those who cry for politicians. It’s OK to shed crocodile tears or to cry for them with seeing eyes. But to let them make you so miserable as to cry or so mad as to join a street protest for them is foolish.
Bring back Senator Ndume, after apology
THE suspension of Senator Mohammed Ali Ndume is a matter of national importance but first let me put his matter in perspective.
By any means necessary
When the moment comes either the Cortes (Spanish legislature) will submit or we shall make it disappear— Jose Maria Gil Robles’, Spanish politician
